Cambridge ESV Topaz Comparisons

Cambridge ESV Topaz Comparisons
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[@rhondagarrett9965]

I'm torn between the Cambridge Topaz and the Schuyler Quentel. I'm sure I'd be happy with either, but I'm one of those OCD people that can spend 3 years deciding on whether to buy a pair of socks in cherry red or apple red.

[@BibleBuyingGuide]

You sound like me. I own both and still can't choose.

[@TylerPlatt2]

I just picked up the new Schuyler Quentel Calfskin and I find I prefer my Trutone Crossway Verse-by-Verse. I bought the Schuyler mainly for the 11 pt font but even with the smaller font the VBV pops better for me and is easier to read. Maybe I will try Cambridge Topaz.

[@PastorBenMeyer]

This is just an outstanding and helpful review. Thank you.

[@BibleBuyingGuide]

Thank you!!

[@andregodfrey5520]

I love to rewatch your videos. I plan on owning all the Cambridge full-size bibles.

[@BibleBuyingGuide]

Thanks!!

[@Marsha-lou1986]

Oh my goodness, I think that Topaz Bible is beautiful. That Bible is worth saving money for to purchase one. Thank you so much for this video.

[@emelphick4742]

I like that the Topaz even though verse by verse is only 1.25", compared to the Nelson NKJV Classic Reference vbv at 1.5". I look forward to seeing this in the NKJV with I assume the full translator's notes. You can tell right away that the Cambridge quality is much more elegant and refined than the Nelson, which is what I love about Cambridge. Worth the extra $$.

[@AFrischPerspective]

That Topaz sure looks spiffy! I do like the poetic setting of the NKJV, though.

[@guymontag349]

Excellent comparisons, Randy. The Topaz is beautiful, but I tend to be a bit biased towards Cambridge bibles anyway. To be honest though, the new offerings from Thomas Nelson are hard to beat if price is an issue.

[@lukeadan3542]

Is the Topaz too thin to right on with it being 28 gsm?

[@faithtowalkministries132]

Nice comparison Randy!

[@BibleBuyingGuide]

Thank you!!

[@jayman1338]

The Topaz is an amazing Bible. For real. If anyone hasn’t bought a copy yet then they should as it’s an experience.

[@RoastBeefSandwich]

Beautiful, you can tell a lot of thought went into it. I love the red. I'm not sure I'm willing to spend that kind of money on a fluid text though, when it comes to NKJV or KJV I'll take a closer look.

[@gleasonparker1684]

I like SCR IN TOPAZ.

[@jayman1338]

There’s just no comparison from the Thomas Nelson Bible compared to a Cambridge Bible. The a Cambridge Bible as a whole is just why better. You have a much better block, way better paper, and just an over all better design and bindery…No way a Harper Collins Bible is going to outlast a Cambridge, Allan, or a Schuyler Bible.
The Thomas Nelson Bibles are nice but they’re just nice in my opinion not premium. They say premium but what is a premium Bible? It’s a Cambridge, R.L. Allan, or Schuyler. It’s the materials and the bindery that makes the difference.
For $100.00 the Nelson House Bible is at a good price but when you can get a Topaz for $165.00 why not get it instead. I’ve seen these china Bibles prices as high as $150.00 so that’s kinda high when compared to a real premium Bible.